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Dr. Casper Voyles, assistant professor of public health, co-authored an editorial published in the January 2025 issue of the American Journal of Public Health entitled " Names Matter: Affirming Our Commitment to Equity in Publishing."

Dear Information Seekers, save yourself a LOT of copy | pasting and clicking! Bush Memorial Library is pleased to introduce LibKey Nomad, a browser extension that ‘knows’ which articles in a Wikipedia bibliography, PubMed, and other content platforms...

Dr Patty Born, program director of the Master of Arts in Environmental Education program and co-director of Environmental and Climate Studies, has been invited by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature to join the Education and...

Two artworks by Curt Lund, associate professor of Digital + Studio Arts, were selected for “Heartland Horizons,” an exhibition at the Washington Pavilion Visual Arts Center in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. The art center's exhibition statement suggests...

Ryan Larson, assistant professor in the criminology and forensic science department, is an author on a new research article entitled "’It’s Two Separate Systems That.. Keep You Under a Thumb’: Dual Debt in the Child Support and Criminal Legal Systems...

Ryan Larson, assistant professor in the criminology and criminal justice program, presented ongoing research at the American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting in San Francisco, November 13-16. Larson presented the following collaborative research...

Stacie Bosley, professor of economics, presented research at the Southern Economic Association conference in Washington, D.C. Bosley presented a paper about the efficacy of disclaimers and disclosures in multi-level marketing, using data from an...

Professor John Mazis, History CLA, was a virtual presenter at the Balkan History Association conference "Common Past/Divided Memory" held in Thessaloniki, Greece. The title of his presentation was "When Memories Fail: Things Did Not Happen The Way We...

Professor of English Paul Bogard recently signed a contract with HarperOne/HarperCollins for his next book, How to See the Sky: The Newest Science, the Oldest Questions, and Why They Matter for Life. The book tells the story of "the science...

Professor Serena King ( Psychology) was featured on an Apple/Spotify Podcast hosted by the Gateway Foundation called Wager Danger. The podcast featured her work on youth gambling and gaming and emerging technologies and the impact on the youth...